School Board Rejects Satan Club, Candace Bure to Produce Faith-Based Content, Pastor from Viral Video Responds to Backlash

Northern York County School Board in Dillsburg, Pa., voted 8-1 Tuesday against a parent's request to launch an After School Satan Club at an elementary school. New Horizons for Children, an Ohio-based Christian charity, has helped evacuate and shelter approximately 1,200 orphans from the war-torn regions of Ukraine since Russia began its invasion. Candace Cameron Bure has taken an executive role at GAC Media where the outspoken Christian will produce and star in faith and family-friendly content. Pastor Jack Jensz Jr. recently went viral with a video that showed his ministry team worshipping aboard an airplane mid-flight, with the post garnering more than 35 million views.

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• Pa. school board votes down launch of After School Satan Club | U.S. News
• UMC high court affirms striking down of LGBT resolution | Church & Ministries News
• Christian group evacuates hundreds of Ukrainian orphans | World News
• Candace Cameron Bure exits Hallmark franchise, signs GAC deal | Entertainment News
• Viral pastor reveals what took place prior to worship on airplane | World News
• Canada’s first national indigenous Anglican archbishop resigns | Church & Ministries News
• Putin demands Israel give Russia control of Jerusalem church | World News